The best restaurants in Ludgvan Cornwall, Isles of Scilly South West

I visited for the last time. My lunch was wonderful as usual , Hubby had the ploughman’s . I couldn’t wait for a piece or should I say slab of strawberry & cream cake. This wonderful place CLOSED at the end of September. The lease no longer viable , the cafe has decided to move to TRURO . So although I am sad , I know I will be able to visit TRURO for my delicious Cakes. So if you love this place like I do look out for ‘The Cake House’ in Truro .

I've eating you a few times on different occasions from one to ones as well as family and small groups. Foot is always very good we particularly love the coating on the fried chicken and the chicken is always juicy never overcooked. Different varieties of burgers are always a hat as are the shakes. My kids are absolutely love the waffle fries for dessert. Services always very prompt, friendly and efficient and Kelly, I haven't forgotten that simple smile goes a very long way. Will be back for my fix

Hay muchos lugares donde parar y tomar un té helado en Cornwall, pero mi esposa y yo encontramos Cornish Teamtime muy especial por tres razones: La ubicación, calidad y amabilidad. La península de Penwith es rica en sitios históricos y antiguos, tales como el magical Madron, Carn Euny, Monte St Michael's y el antiguo pueblo de Chysauster. Pasamos aftenoon explorando las ruinas y trabajó hasta un verdadero apetito. Afortunadamente, tan sólo a un tiro de piedra desde el aparcamiento y a lo largo de la carretera que conduce al sitio, es Cornish té de Tracy. Desde una pequeña caravana en un campo, Tracy rustles hasta los tés más increíbles. Los ingredientes son frescos, calidad y siempre que sea posible, casero y locales. Sentado en una mesa en un terreno que se inclina suavemente, con un corral en primer plano, bonitas vistas y un pequeño jardín con verduras y guisantes dulces detrás de usted, tiene que ser una de las mejores maneras de comer un bollo cubiertas de mermelada y cuajada o un pedazo de pastel casero. Y es la oferta auténtico, por Tracy y su familia son verdad Cornish y ella es una maravillosa y hospitalario anfitrión. Si tienes suerte, así como tartas caseras para la venta, algunos de Tracy, las gallinas han hecho su trabajo y podrá comprar algunos deliciosos huevos. Cornish té está abierto (si el tiempo lo permite) de abril a principios de octubre. Desde Penzance, tome la A30 en dirección al este hacia Crowlas y luego tome la B3311. Tras Gulval es la bocacalle de la antigua aldea de Chysauster, que está señalizado. Así que, si lo que quieres es un regalo único y encantador, haga tiempo para tomar Cornish.

The best roast ever, service was fab!! So accommodating to my dairy free needs

This was our 1st visit to Birdies Bistro I was exited to see there was a window seat in the main dinning area, at this point I was unaware of the extensive seating area outside. We were seated then our dog spotted Canadian goose and proceeded to start whining like a “ sealion” like he does, (only when seeing geese, ducks or anything that looks like a cat) this was after ordering food By this time coffee and tea had arrived. I asked if we could be reseated as I didn’t want to spoil other guests dining experience This was no trouble whatsoever and the waitress kindly obliged to our request carrying our coffee and tea to another table She directed us to a covered area outside with panelling that went to the floor, brilliant, geese no longer in eye contact of said dog Not long after the food arrived Katsu chicken burger and Chicken, bacon and Brie burger The food was excellent, however due to the quantity of chicken (hearty amount) in the katsu burger it could have done with more katsu sauce, ( minor detail) The food was hot and the Chicken, Brie and bacon burger was superbly messy to eat, as it should ( don’t worry plenty of napkins available) So, overall, if your in the Leylant surrounding area and fancy some excellent food or drinks, then this is the place for you Friendly staff, great food and good premises Thank you for my wonderful lunch and be very accommodating to our needs. Our dog had a relaxing time too with no geese to interrupt his snooze.

An really excellent Sunday roast with really excellent service too. Thank you guys.....

Pub is amazing, best in the area. Shame about the strange guy behind the bar....kept saying that he was the Landlord and named Jack Russell.

Leaving local coming twice a year service is toooooo slow need sort it not coming again saaaad

This is a good place to visit. Beers are generally a little cheaper than other public houses in the area. Staff appear young (perhaps that's because I'm a bit of a fossil), but all of the staff are friendly and helpful. The one aspect of this pub that really lets it down is the lack of heating. I've visited several times, admittedly in autumn and winter, and the place is, well, freezing. I sat next to the woodburning stove on my last visit, but even then, after awhile, the cold became uncomfortable. I noticed that most of the other guests, many of whom were dining, did not take off their outdoor coats. Everyone is different and I'm sure that others will not be deterred by this, but for myself, I prefer to enjoy my beer in comfort AND warmth.

Wonderful place I'm Australian and went there in search of ancestry. Great little pub and adjacent Church

Came for Sunday lunch. Had the buffet mixed meat lunch. Great value 2 courses for £20.00 3 for £25.00. Owner/manager and staff happy and friendly. Quiet on the afternoon we were there probably because everyone was at the beach. Just really good.

We stopped here to shelter from a storm, what a lovely spot to do so. Windows looking out onto the sea and St Michael's mount. We had one of Ann's famous steak pasties, delicious! The hot chocolate was so nice and creamy.

Lovely staff, nice food and drink. Lovely setting. Came across it by chance and glad we did. Nice little shop outside with a stream running by.

Good quality food if you respect good cooking. We were getting really disappointed in paying for food I can cook better at home, so when we came across this little gem we were really pleased. It wasn’t cheap for a quick lunch out but you’re getting good quality. Inside was cosy with candles on tables and open fire. Our only gripe was the £7.96 service charge we wasn’t asked if we wanted to pay. Thought this was naughty and made it an expensive lunch out.

After a very good, if not muddy walk up the coastal path we treated ourselves to a relax and drink at this fabulous pub. Situated in Zennor the Tinners arms is a great place to eat and drink. We had a pint of Ludhingtons and a Malbec both excellent. Even better we sat out in the sun and soaked up the warmth on the 1st day of Spring